Last night was for Oklahoma City Thunder's point guard, Russell Westbrook. First he helped his team get a 110-79 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, second he earned his seventh straight triple-double and with that he also tied the single season record for triple-doubles at 41. The record, which was previously held by Oscar Robinson, was achieved in the 1961-62 season. Westbrook still has five games left this season to attempt to break the record. Last night's triple double also moved Westbrook into a tie for fourth place on the all-time list with Wilt Chamberlain with 78.